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How to Fall Apart: AMOC tackles climate change through dance
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Combining musicians and dancers on stage, American Modern Opera Company’s How to Fall Apart filters the bombast of dramatic opera through the esoterica of downtown dance.
A sandbox on pillars at the Baryshnikov Arts Center
Andy Akiho’s Seven Pilllars is a decidedly complex composition, a long palindrome that, as placed by Sandbox Percussion, finds beauty almost in spite of itself.
Quodlibet Ensemble bridges Bach and Black Lives Matter
The strings stabbed, the camera panned in quick spurts with jump cuts, but the performers were still. It was an anxious and enormously effective approach to Rzewski’s prison meditation.
Carmen de Lavallade's solo, Baryshnikov Arts Center
Carmen de Lavallade's solo show, As I Remember It, is a touching moment with the performer. Currently performed at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, New York City.